The Body Sculpting Bible for Men, Revised Edition: The Way to Physical Perfection (Body Sculpting Bible)
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By: James Villepigue and Hugo Rivera
Format: Paperback
From: Hatherleigh Press
Pub. Date: November 2006
From: Hatherleigh Press
Pub. Date: November 2006
Product Details:
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 2006-12-19
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 432
Ean: 9781578262380
Isbn: 1578262380
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 2006-12-19
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 432
Ean: 9781578262380
Isbn: 1578262380
ABOUT THE BOOK
EDITORIAL REVIEW
THE WAY TO PHYSICAL PERFECTION
It’s body sculpting at its best–the best exercises, the best nutrition plan, and the best training schedule out there, anywhere.
The Body Sculpting Bible for Men, Revised Edition is now bigger and better than ever! Now with updated and revised material, it contains all the original detailed exercises that made it a bestselling phenomenon, plus:
•a thoroughly revised diet and nutrition section, including before and after workout meals
•three new workouts focusing on losing body fat, toning and shaping, and bulking up
•dozens of new exercises and variations, complete with all-inclusive directions and photos
•a 30-minute instructional DVD to show exactly the right form for maximum results
This comprehensive guide includes not only exercises but also nutritional tips, psychological tricks, meal charts, workout graphs, different fitness plans, the inside scoop on bodybuilding supplements, advice on keeping fit while traveling, and weightlifting information for teens and seniors.
The 14-Day Body Sculpting Workout for Men drives your body hard in two-week increments so the workout never stays the same for long and the results–washboard abs, a chiseled chest, big guns, broad shoulders, and tight buns–just keep on coming.
The Body Sculpting Bible for Men, Revised Edition is the gold standard for body sculpting. It’s everything you've ever wanted in a fitness book and everything you've ever wanted in a training regimen–and it will give you everything you've ever wanted in a body.
Visit us online at www.bodysculptingbible.com.
It’s body sculpting at its best–the best exercises, the best nutrition plan, and the best training schedule out there, anywhere.
The Body Sculpting Bible for Men, Revised Edition is now bigger and better than ever! Now with updated and revised material, it contains all the original detailed exercises that made it a bestselling phenomenon, plus:
•a thoroughly revised diet and nutrition section, including before and after workout meals
•three new workouts focusing on losing body fat, toning and shaping, and bulking up
•dozens of new exercises and variations, complete with all-inclusive directions and photos
•a 30-minute instructional DVD to show exactly the right form for maximum results
This comprehensive guide includes not only exercises but also nutritional tips, psychological tricks, meal charts, workout graphs, different fitness plans, the inside scoop on bodybuilding supplements, advice on keeping fit while traveling, and weightlifting information for teens and seniors.
The 14-Day Body Sculpting Workout for Men drives your body hard in two-week increments so the workout never stays the same for long and the results–washboard abs, a chiseled chest, big guns, broad shoulders, and tight buns–just keep on coming.
The Body Sculpting Bible for Men, Revised Edition is the gold standard for body sculpting. It’s everything you've ever wanted in a fitness book and everything you've ever wanted in a training regimen–and it will give you everything you've ever wanted in a body.
Visit us online at www.bodysculptingbible.com.
USER REVIEWS
"This book was completely useless for me. I followed to program for 6-weeks straight throughout, exactly as outlined, and saw no results. I stayed the same weight and my muscles got smaller. I emailed one of the authors and asked him a few questions to clarify some of the things in the book, and he never responded. Stay the hell away from this book. The advice sucks. "
~ Written on 2008-08-05
~ Written on 2008-08-05
"First, the good: The information is well laid out, and it provides a comprehensive overview of fitness, including weight training and cardiovascular exercise. Everything I've read seems to agree with popular knowledge these days of how-to.
The not-so-good: It's written (in my opinion) on an eighth-grade level. I understand trying to appeal to a mass audience, but I appreciate instruction that doesn't patronize me. The typos and grammar really need work, but I can generally overlook that.
The 14-day body sculpting workout calls for chest presses and tricep extensions the first day and shoulder presses the second day. Wouldn't shoulder presses done the day after chest and triceps exercises overwork the triceps? Probably a minor point, but I'd have like to seen that addressed.
The bad: What bothers me are the references to websites that imply some kind of support, whether in the form of media, discussion groups or email--when in fact it's all about selling you more stuff.
[...] and [...] are the same site. The links that aren't broken ALL redirect to a shopping site, getfitnow.stores.yahoo.net with the default page of the Top 20 Most Popular Items.
[...] redirects to hugorivera.net, a site that's short on substance. It apparently hasn't been updated since March/April 2008. However, click on any purchase link and you're redirected to [...], another sales site.
So any fresh News and Tips, any Discussion Groups, those seem to have disappeared. But by god, those sales pages are chugging along!
At least these guys could have kept the web references current and active, or not have put them in the book in the first place. Oh well.
I still recommend the book with accompanying DVD. There is a lot of useful information inside; just overlook the fact it's not written toward us older guys in our 40s."
~ Written on 2008-07-16
The not-so-good: It's written (in my opinion) on an eighth-grade level. I understand trying to appeal to a mass audience, but I appreciate instruction that doesn't patronize me. The typos and grammar really need work, but I can generally overlook that.
The 14-day body sculpting workout calls for chest presses and tricep extensions the first day and shoulder presses the second day. Wouldn't shoulder presses done the day after chest and triceps exercises overwork the triceps? Probably a minor point, but I'd have like to seen that addressed.
The bad: What bothers me are the references to websites that imply some kind of support, whether in the form of media, discussion groups or email--when in fact it's all about selling you more stuff.
[...] and [...] are the same site. The links that aren't broken ALL redirect to a shopping site, getfitnow.stores.yahoo.net with the default page of the Top 20 Most Popular Items.
[...] redirects to hugorivera.net, a site that's short on substance. It apparently hasn't been updated since March/April 2008. However, click on any purchase link and you're redirected to [...], another sales site.
So any fresh News and Tips, any Discussion Groups, those seem to have disappeared. But by god, those sales pages are chugging along!
At least these guys could have kept the web references current and active, or not have put them in the book in the first place. Oh well.
I still recommend the book with accompanying DVD. There is a lot of useful information inside; just overlook the fact it's not written toward us older guys in our 40s."
~ Written on 2008-07-16
"This book is a must have if you are serious about good nutrition and getting into shape. After 4 weeks of following their nutritional guide and their workout guide, I am in as good of shape as I was while in my early 20's as an airborne ranger in the military."
~ Written on 2008-03-31
~ Written on 2008-03-31
"This is a great book to get started in the gym. My husband and I bought these books to get some ideas for workouts. You can cater it to your own needs or you can follow their routine."
~ Written on 2008-02-08
~ Written on 2008-02-08
"Great book for beginners. Outlines a bit of nutrition, good explanations of exercises, avoids requiring professional equipment, and gives some good startup workout plans."
~ Written on 2008-02-08
~ Written on 2008-02-08